Commonwealth Caribbean Company Law (Hardcover, 2)

1. Modern Commonwealth Caribbean Company Law in Perspective  2. Classification of Companies  3. Company Formation  4. Promotion and Pre-incorporation Transactions  5. Corporate Personality  6. Corporate Capacity and Corporate Agency  7. Raising Share Capital  8. Capital Maintenance  9. Shares, Classes of Shares and Class Rights  10. Directors and Other Officers  11. Directors’ Statutory Fiduciary Duty  12. Director’s Duty of Loyalty  13. Director’s Statutory Non-Fiduciary Duties  14. Directors’ Liabilities  15. Shareholders’ Decision Making  16. Shareholders and the Complaint Remedies  17. Other Shareholders’ Remedies  18. Dissenting Shareholders’ Appraisal Remedy  19. Prospectuses  20. Liabilities for Misleading Prospectuses’  21. Company Charges  22. Debentures and Trust Deeds  23. Receivers and Receiver-Managers  24. Insider Trading; 25. Fundamental Company Changes  26. Financial Disclosure and Audit Requirements  27. Transfers of Shares and Debentures  28. Corporate Registers and Records  29. Take-over Bids

Commonwealth Caribbean Company Law (Paperback, 2)

1. Modern Commonwealth Caribbean Company Law in Perspective  2. Classification of Companies  3. Company Formation  4. Promotion and Pre-incorporation Transactions  5. Corporate Personality  6. Corporate Capacity and Corporate Agency  7. Raising Share Capital  8. Capital Maintenance  9. Shares, Classes of Shares and Class Rights  10. Directors and Other Officers  11. Directors’ Statutory Fiduciary Duty  12. Director’s Duty of Loyalty  13. Director’s Statutory Non-Fiduciary Duties  14. Directors’ Liabilities  15. Shareholders’ Decision Making  16. Shareholders and the Complaint Remedies  17. Other Shareholders’ Remedies  18. Dissenting Shareholders’ Appraisal Remedy  19. Prospectuses  20. Liabilities for Misleading Prospectuses’  21. Company Charges  22. Debentures and Trust Deeds  23. Receivers and Receiver-Managers  24. Insider Trading; 25. Fundamental Company Changes  26. Financial Disclosure and Audit Requirements  27. Transfers of Shares and Debentures  28. Corporate Registers and Records  29. Take-over Bids

Company Law Concentrate (Paperback, 8 Revised edition)

Neoliberalism, State-Corporate Power and Regulatory Failure : The Harms of Prescription and Non-Prescription Medicine Regulation in Australia (Paperback)

1. Introduction 2. Historical Foundations of The Medicines Regulatory Regime 3. Overview of The Medicine Regulatory Regime 4. Regulatory Disempowerment 5. Public Disempowerment 6. The Regime ‘Reformed’ 7. Conclusion

Contract Law and Computational Manipulation : AI and Consent in the Age of Hypernudging (Hardcover)

1. An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence-Led Manipulation and the Contract Law Challenge

2. What is Persuasive Technology?

3. Persuasive Technology, Computational Manipulation and Decision-Making

4. Legal Framework on Computational Manipulation

5. Computational Manipulation and Mental Self-Determination

6. Computational Manipulation and Consent

7. Computational Manipulation and Vitiating Factors

8. A Multi-layered Response to Computational Manipulation

9. Conclusions

Regulating Public Procurement in India : Contemporary Challenges and Policy Solutions (Hardcover)

1.?Introduction??2.?Public Procurement in India??3.?The Origin and Evolution of the International Public Procurement Regime??4.?Public Procurement Regime in Developed Economies??5.?Public Procurement Regime in Developing Economies??6.?Conclusions And Findings of the Study

Theories of Network Evolution and Competition Policy : The EU and US in Comparative Perspective (Hardcover)

1. Introduction?

2. Underlying Theories of Path Dependence, Path Creation, Evolutionist Theory, Network Theories and Game Theory

3. Critical Analysis of the Foundations and Early Development of Each Network Evolution to Identify Their Path Dependence While Applying Some Other Theories????

4. The American Network and the ECN ? Comparison and Its Implications???????????

5. The Control of State and Member State Regulation in Antitrust Federalism in the US and the EU

6. Potential Improvements to Both Systems???????

7. Conclusions?

EU Product Liability Law: Platforms, Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence (Hardcover, 1)

Preface; Part I: Product Liability: Legal fundaments, Novelties & Digital Services; 1, The Product Liability Regime: An Historical Overview, Michel Cannarsa; 2, The Implicit Theoretical Foundation of the Product Liability Regime in the Previous Directive and in the Reform, Eleonora Rajneri; 3, New Products, New Risks, New Harms: Should Non-Material Harm Be Compensated under the Revised Product Liability Regime? A Critical Analysis in Light of the Regulatory Framework on Artificial Intelligence, Beatrice Schutte; 4, Protecting Consumers Against Their Poison: Defects in Digital Content and Digital Services, Joasia Luzak; 5, Incentives to Innovate, Litigation and the Ex-Post Product Liability of Online Platforms in the European Union, Mitja Kova?; 6, Global Value Chains in a Platform Economy: The Role of Product Liability Rules, Teresa Rodriguez de las Heras Ballell; Part 2: Future-Proof Product liability: Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence; 7, Medical Internet of Things for Rehabilitation Purposes. At a Crossroads between the New Product Liability Directive and the Former Artificial Intelligence Civil Liability Proposal, Francesca Gennari; 8, By Design Regulation and Product Liability: The By Design Defectiveness, Silvia Martinelli; 9, The New Product Liability Directive: Paving the Way for Follow-On Actions in Artificial Intelligence Law?, Martin Ebers; 10, AI Liability and EU Harmonized Standards, Cristina Poncibo; 11, Cybersecurity Landscape of Internet of Things Devices: A Comparative Perspective, Iain Nash; Part 3: Cybersecurity Issues for Products Liabilities Regulations; 12, EU Products Cybersecurity, Liability and Consumer Protection, Pier Giorgio Chiara; 13, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence, Sergio Barezzani; 14, The Biometric_On: On the (Dual) Use of Biometric Data in Migration and Asylum, Matteo Buffa; 15, The EU Cybersecurity Landscape: Regulatory Architecture, Enforcement and the Road to a "Digital Omnibus", Pierluigi Perri

Applied Real Estate Law and Practice (Hardcover, 1)

PART I ? Foundations of Real Estate Law??1? Introduction to Real Estate Law and Practice??2 ? Foundations of Real Estate Law and the English Legal System??3 ? The Nature of Property and Legal Estates in Land??4 ? Land Registration and Title Protection??PART II ? Contracts and Obligations in Real Estate??5 ? Contract Law Principles in Property Transactions??6 ? Real Estate Contracts and Breach??7 ? Vitiating Factors and Consumer Protection??8 ? Tort Law and Property Harms (Core Principles)??9 ? Occupiers’ Liability, Defective Premises & Building Safety??10 ? Professional Negligence and Liability in Real Estate Practice??PART III ? Transactions, Mortgages, and Market Practice??11 ? Acquisition and Transfer in Real Estate Practice??12 ? Conveyancing and the Mortgage Process??13 ? Surveying, Valuation and Legal Risk??14 ? Estate Agency and Agency Law??PART IV ? Property Rights, Tenancies, and Disputes??15 ? Proprietary Rights and Easements??16 ? Residential and Commercial Landlords and Tenants??17 ? Leasehold Management and Long Leaseholders??18 ? Neighbour Law, Boundaries, and Party Walls Disputes??19 ? Dispute Resolution in Real Estate??PART V ? Regulation, Sustainability and Future Practice??20 ? Environmental Law, MEES, and Sustainability??21 ? Planning Law and Urban Regeneration??22 ? Technology, Data, and Innovation in Real Estate??23 ? Compliance, Risk, AML and Terrorism Protection Duties??PART VI ? Professional Standards, Ethics, and Accountability??24 ? Professional Standards, Ethics, and Accountability

Applied Real Estate Law and Practice (Paperback, 1)

PART I ? Foundations of Real Estate Law??1? Introduction to Real Estate Law and Practice??2 ? Foundations of Real Estate Law and the English Legal System??3 ? The Nature of Property and Legal Estates in Land??4 ? Land Registration and Title Protection??PART II ? Contracts and Obligations in Real Estate??5 ? Contract Law Principles in Property Transactions??6 ? Real Estate Contracts and Breach??7 ? Vitiating Factors and Consumer Protection??8 ? Tort Law and Property Harms (Core Principles)??9 ? Occupiers’ Liability, Defective Premises & Building Safety??10 ? Professional Negligence and Liability in Real Estate Practice??PART III ? Transactions, Mortgages, and Market Practice??11 ? Acquisition and Transfer in Real Estate Practice??12 ? Conveyancing and the Mortgage Process??13 ? Surveying, Valuation and Legal Risk??14 ? Estate Agency and Agency Law??PART IV ? Property Rights, Tenancies, and Disputes??15 ? Proprietary Rights and Easements??16 ? Residential and Commercial Landlords and Tenants??17 ? Leasehold Management and Long Leaseholders??18 ? Neighbour Law, Boundaries, and Party Walls Disputes??19 ? Dispute Resolution in Real Estate??PART V ? Regulation, Sustainability and Future Practice??20 ? Environmental Law, MEES, and Sustainability??21 ? Planning Law and Urban Regeneration??22 ? Technology, Data, and Innovation in Real Estate??23 ? Compliance, Risk, AML and Terrorism Protection Duties??PART VI ? Professional Standards, Ethics, and Accountability??24 ? Professional Standards, Ethics, and Accountability

Just Economics? Business Perspectives on Corporate Accountability and Democratizing the Economy (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction: Just Economics? Corporate Power and the Contested Politics of Accountability??Part 1: Corporate Resistance to Accountability and Economic Democratization??2. Big Business Associations and the Resistance to a Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights??3. Public and Legal Corporate Defense when Accused of Complicity in War Crimes: The Lundin Oil Case??4. A Law and Political Economy Perspective on Corporate Power and Extractivism: Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation??5. Corporate Power and the Limits of Political Consumerism: Avoiding Accountability, Resisting Economic Democracy??Part 2: Toward Partial Compliance: When, How, and Why “Big Business” Engages with Corporate Accountability and Due Diligence??6. Forced Labor, Memory, and World War II Reparations in Contemporary East Asia: Settling Scores for Corporate Crimes??7. Multinational Corporations, History, Memory and Accountability: The Cases of Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen in Historical Perspective??8. The Transparency Paradox in Corporate Compliance with Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Laws: “To Disclose or not to Disclose, that is the Question”? 9. Dutch Business Perspectives on Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence: “Cowboy Companies and Companies that Give a Damn”??10. Corporate Strategies Within a Self-Regulatory Field: Playing the Game or Gaming the System???Part 3: Alternative Economic Models and Corporate Accountability??11. Alaska Native Corporations, Ecological Limits, and the Democratization of the Economy in Bristol Bay??12. Democratizing Digital Futures: Community-Led Initiatives as Models of Corporate Accountability in the Digital Economy??13. Agrarian Social Movements and the Challenge to Corporate Power in Food and Agriculture Systems in Southern Africa: Reclaiming Accountability and Building Alternatives??14. Pathways to Energy Democracy in Romania: Struggles of Prosumers and Energy Communities in a Centralized System

Insuring the Boardroom : The Regulation of the Directors’ and Officers’ Liability Insurance in China and Common Law Jurisdictions (Hardcover)

1. Introduction??2. Directors’ Duties, the Sources of Liabilities and the Consequential Loss? 3. The Insured Party Under the D&O Liability Policy? 4. The Legal Nature of D&O Liability Insurance? 5. The Defence Costs and Allocation Issues in D&O Liability Insurance? 6. The Evaluation of D&O Liability Insurance Practice and Regulation in China? 7. Recommendations for the Improvement of Directors’ Protection Framework in China

Woke Capitalism (Hardcover)

Polish Competition Law and Enforcement: Lost in Transition (Hardcover)

Der Gmbh-Gesch?tsf?rer: Rechte Und Pflichten, Anstellung, Verg?ung Und Versorgung, Haftung Und Strafbarkeit, Versicherungsl?ungen (D&o-Versicherun (Hardcover, 6, 6. Auflage 2027)

Commonwealth Caribbean Tax Law (Hardcover, 1)

Chapter 1: Introductory Matters. Chapter 2: History of Taxation in the Commonwealth Caribbean.?Chapter 3: Key Concepts in Taxation.?Chapter 4: Taxation of Business Activities (1) ? The Charge to Tax. Chapter 5: Taxation of Business Profits. Chapter 6: Taxation of Business Income ? Special Regimes. Chapter 7: Taxation of Employment Income. Chapter 8: Value Added Tax. Chapter 9: Other Indirect Taxes. Chapter 10: Development of International and Regional Tax Law in the Commonwealth Caribbean. Chapter 11: Double Tax Treaties. Chapter 12: Transfer Pricing. Chapter 13: Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Initiatives. Chapter 14: Other International Tax Developments.

Commonwealth Caribbean Tax Law (Paperback, 1)

Chapter 1: Introductory Matters. Chapter 2: History of Taxation in the Commonwealth Caribbean.?Chapter 3: Key Concepts in Taxation.?Chapter 4: Taxation of Business Activities (1) ? The Charge to Tax. Chapter 5: Taxation of Business Profits. Chapter 6: Taxation of Business Income ? Special Regimes. Chapter 7: Taxation of Employment Income. Chapter 8: Value Added Tax. Chapter 9: Other Indirect Taxes. Chapter 10: Development of International and Regional Tax Law in the Commonwealth Caribbean. Chapter 11: Double Tax Treaties. Chapter 12: Transfer Pricing. Chapter 13: Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Initiatives. Chapter 14: Other International Tax Developments.

Land, Control and Transnational Corporations : Local Communities and the Adequate Standard of Living (Hardcover)

Foreword by Jeremie Gilbert and Olga Martin-Ortega; Part I. Introduction; 1. Introduction; 2. Context and Concepts: The Global Rush for Land, Transnational Corporations, and Local Communities; Part II. The Control of Land by Transnational Corporations in Latin America; 3. The Control of Land by Transnational Corporations through Global Value Chains: Market and Technology Power; 4. The Impact of Land Control on Local Communities: Power Relationships Among Actors and the Role of the Host State; Part III. The Right to Land within International Human Rights Law; 5. The Right to Land of Indigenous Peoples and Peasants; Part IV. Reclaiming the Element of Control: Towards an Evolutive Interpretation of the Right to an Adequate Standard of Living; 6. Foundations for a Reinterpretation of Human Rights Standards; 7. The Right to an Adequate Standard of Living: Setting the Scene for a Comprehensive Scope of Land Protection under Article 11 International Covenant Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR); Part V A Human Right to ?Control?Land; 8. A Human Right to ?Control? Land; 9. The Proposal: A Human Right to Control Land; Conclusions

Commercial Law : Article-by-Article Commentary (Hardcover, 2 ed)

Employment Law for Managers : Navigating the HR Lifecycle (Hardcover)

Introduction 1. English law and Employment Law 2. Pre-employment (1): Advertising, Recruitment and Selection 3. Pre-employment (2): Agreeing and Documenting an Employment Contract 4. Paying Employees 5. Working time and holidays 6. Keeping Employees Safe and Healthy 7. Dealing with Employee Requests (1): ‘Family-friendly’ Accommodations 8. Dealing with Employee Requests (2): Religion and Disability 9. Respecting Employees’ Privacy 10. Protecting Employees from Discrimination, Harassment and Victimisation 11. Consultation and Communication with Employees 12. Change Management and Employment Law 13. Dealing with Challenging Situations 14. Ending the Employment Contract 15. Preparing for and Attending an Employment Tribunal 16. Obligations Continuing After Employment Ends

Employment Law for Managers : Navigating the HR Lifecycle (Paperback)

Introduction 1. English law and Employment Law 2. Pre-employment (1): Advertising, Recruitment and Selection 3. Pre-employment (2): Agreeing and Documenting an Employment Contract 4. Paying Employees 5. Working time and holidays 6. Keeping Employees Safe and Healthy 7. Dealing with Employee Requests (1): ‘Family-friendly’ Accommodations 8. Dealing with Employee Requests (2): Religion and Disability 9. Respecting Employees’ Privacy 10. Protecting Employees from Discrimination, Harassment and Victimisation 11. Consultation and Communication with Employees 12. Change Management and Employment Law 13. Dealing with Challenging Situations 14. Ending the Employment Contract 15. Preparing for and Attending an Employment Tribunal 16. Obligations Continuing After Employment Ends

The Anatomy of International Arbitration (Hardcover, 1)

Part I: Foundations

1. The Anatomy of International Arbitration?

2. Key Concepts of International Arbitration?

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Part II: Transversal Topics

3. The Sociological Evolution of International Arbitration?

4. Institutional and ad hoc Arbitration?

5. Digitalization in International Arbitration?

6. Diversity in International Arbitration?

7. Sources of Law and Soft Law in International Arbitration?

8. Review Mechanisms in International Arbitration?

9. Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards?

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Part III: Arbitration Mechanisms

10. Inter-State Arbitration?

11. Law of the Sea Arbitration?

12. International Administrative Law and Dispute Resolution?

13. Investor-State Arbitration?

14. Business and Human Rights Arbitration?

15. Sports Arbitration?

16. Commercial Arbitration?

17. Maritime Arbitration?

18. Commodities Arbitration?

19. Construction Arbitration?

20. Intellectual Property Arbitration

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Lawyers, Gatekeeping and Access to Justice : A Critical Analysis (Paperback)

Foreword by Claudio Visco, President of the International Bar Association; Foreword by Larry Cata Backer, Series Editor; Introduction: Lawyers as gatekeepers. Introduction and overview, Jonathan Soeharno and Birgit Spiesshofer; Part II: Gatekeeping: Fundamental Questions; 1: Must 'good' lawyers refuse 'bad' cases? Understanding the gatekeeping debate, Jonathan Soeharno; 2: What can the standard conception offer morally conflicted lawyers?, Tim Dare; 3: Who decides on the wider public interest? Moral pluriformity and access to justice, Rebecca Roiphe and Bruce A. Green; 4: Do lawyers bear responsibility for the (wider) public interest? Comparing The Netherlands and England, Jonathan Soeharno and Iain Miller; Part III: The Authoritarian Challenge; 5: The historical backgrounds of the gatekeeping discussion ? lawyers and their associations under two totalitarian German regimes, Dirk Uwer; 6: Lawyers in China's Hong Kong. The price of speaking up and not speaking up, Pui-Yin Lo; 7: Undesirable clients; undesirable lawyers ? The emerging structures of gatekeeping strategies in the U.S.A., Larry Cata Backer; Part IV: Lawyer Independence Versus Partisanship; 8: Saying 'no' to the client ? A US perspective, Bruce A. Green and Rebecca Roiphe; 9: Regulating lawyers on client or case acceptance: The case of Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs), Andrew Boon; 10: Closing the gate on SLAPPs, Jonathan Goldsmith; Part V: Preventing facilitation of illegal activities; 11: The responsabilization of lawyers, Juliane Kokott; 12: Anti-money laundering ? An EU perspective, Birgit Snijder-Kuipers; 13: Crackdown on lawyers after the coup: Abuse of Anti-Terror Laws in Turkey, Ali Yildiz and Kevin Dent KC; Part VI: Preventing Facilitation of Unwanted or Morally Objectionable Activities; 14: Morally motivated gatekeeping and the rule of law, W. Bradley Wendel; 15: Wise counsellors or gatekeepers? Lawyers guiding businesses to respec...


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Lawyers, Gatekeeping and Access to Justice : A Critical Analysis (Hardcover)

Foreword by Claudio Visco, President of the International Bar Association; Foreword by Larry Cata Backer, Series Editor; Introduction: Lawyers as gatekeepers. Introduction and overview, Jonathan Soeharno and Birgit Spiesshofer; Part II: Gatekeeping: Fundamental Questions; 1: Must 'good' lawyers refuse 'bad' cases? Understanding the gatekeeping debate, Jonathan Soeharno; 2: What can the standard conception offer morally conflicted lawyers?, Tim Dare; 3: Who decides on the wider public interest? Moral pluriformity and access to justice, Rebecca Roiphe and Bruce A. Green; 4: Do lawyers bear responsibility for the (wider) public interest? Comparing The Netherlands and England, Jonathan Soeharno and Iain Miller; Part III: The Authoritarian Challenge; 5: The historical backgrounds of the gatekeeping discussion ? lawyers and their associations under two totalitarian German regimes, Dirk Uwer; 6: Lawyers in China's Hong Kong. The price of speaking up and not speaking up, Pui-Yin Lo; 7: Undesirable clients; undesirable lawyers ? The emerging structures of gatekeeping strategies in the U.S.A., Larry Cata Backer; Part IV: Lawyer Independence Versus Partisanship; 8: Saying 'no' to the client ? A US perspective, Bruce A. Green and Rebecca Roiphe; 9: Regulating lawyers on client or case acceptance: The case of Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs), Andrew Boon; 10: Closing the gate on SLAPPs, Jonathan Goldsmith; Part V: Preventing facilitation of illegal activities; 11: The responsabilization of lawyers, Juliane Kokott; 12: Anti-money laundering ? An EU perspective, Birgit Snijder-Kuipers; 13: Crackdown on lawyers after the coup: Abuse of Anti-Terror Laws in Turkey, Ali Yildiz and Kevin Dent KC; Part VI: Preventing Facilitation of Unwanted or Morally Objectionable Activities; 14: Morally motivated gatekeeping and the rule of law, W. Bradley Wendel; 15: Wise counsellors or gatekeepers? Lawyers guiding businesses to respec...


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Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability : Insights from India, Nordic Countries, and Singapore (Paperback)

Foreword by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud. Foreword by Rita Gupta. Preface.?Acknowledgements?1. Evolution of CSR and Corporate Sustainability?SECTION 1: INDIA?2. CSR and Corporate Sustainability in India?SECTION 2: NORDIC?3. CSR and Corporate Sustainability in Norway?4. CSR and Corporate Sustainability in Sweden?5. CSR and Corporate Sustainability in Denmark?6. CSR and Corporate Sustainability in Finland?7. CSR and Corporate Sustainability in Iceland?SECTION 3: SINGAPORE?8. CSR and Corporate Sustainability in Singapore?9. Future Trends in CSR and Corporate Sustainability?Index